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[Singapore] - Video compilation of e-scooters & other PMD users on roads, highway, speeding, crashing, etc.
- Thread starter UltimaOnline
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This video very much SUM UP PAP decades long policies. No eyes to see.
No helmets?
Ah bengs do not need them. They have thick skulls.
We have all this angst against PMD users when the elephant in the room is the existing ecosystem of cars, motorbikes, lorries and HGVs which are reeking havoc on the roads of Singapore on a daily basis.
Between 2014 and 2018 almost 600 people have DIED on the roads of Singapore and yet we have the authorities pointing their heavy artillery on relatively harmless PMDs which are environmentally friendly, quiet, economical and cheap method of getting from point A to B.
https://www.straitstimes.com/politi...y-if-users-behaviour-does-not-improve-says-dr
If any mode of transport should be banned it should be the motorcycle first and foremost. Just watch the videos and look at the stats. It's a no brainer.
Just as I had advocated for a legal nude beach to prevent (through desensitization) sexual perversions and crime, I suggest having an annual PMD race on a circuit or on the streets. Standardize the PMD specifications and every racer must wear a helmet and protective gear.
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